The short height was earlier considered just a personality factor that most of the people don’t like in themselves but recently a new analysis has shown more negativities of short heights and according to that the short people are at higher risks of getting heart diseases and also death.

The medical researchers have long been thinking on this issue that, whether short heights influence the heart problems or not and recently a first systematic review has been taken on this issue.

According to a lead author of this study Dr. Tuula Paajanen, “Height may be considered as a possible independent factor to be used in calculating people’s risk of heart disease”. The study was published on the online issue of the European Heart Journal dated June 9.

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From our childhood we have been hearing this thing from our elders that brushing the teeth twice a day is good for teeth and health but the British researchers have shown another great benefit of this activity and according to that People who brush twice a day have lower risks of getting heart diseases.

This report was published in the in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) and over a decade we have been seeing that doctors are linking heart diseases with the gum diseases. The clotting in any area of body has always being connected with the heart but this is happening for the first time that the brushing of teeth has been linked with the occurrence of heart problems.

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These days many researchers have revealed some exciting results related to the heart disease of middle aged ladies and one such study of Swedish women  has been shown recently which says that the heart attacks of middle aged women is related to number of children she gave birth to.

Dr. Erik Ingelsson, at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, notified this cause to

Reuters Health and said that “Women having two births had the lowest risk of future cardiovascular disease”.

According to some medical experts previously some studies have been revealed on the same issue but they yielded conflicting results.

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The People with positive thinking and emotions are thought to be successful in their life and now a new good result of having positive emotions has been revealed which says that they are less likely to have heart diseases then those people who don’t carry positive feelings.

Positive emotions are those which are like always be happy, enthusiastic and calm have less risks of getting the heart diseases as tension and negativity is the main thing which gives rise to these diseases. These results have been shown in a study that has been published in advance online issue of the European Heart Journal on 17 Feb. and it was lead by Dr Karina Davidson Herbert Irving Associate Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry and Director of the Center for Behavioral Cardiovascular Health at Columbia University Medical Center, New York, USA.

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Heart disease is the leading killer of both sexes in the U.S. and U.K. According to American Heart Association (AHA), about 71 million Americans are suffering from heart disease in different shapes. The most widespread form of heart disease is hypertension (also known as silent killer) or high blood pressure gives birth to coronary artery disease (CAD). These conditions are responsible for almost 8 million heart attacks and more than 5 million strokes that occur annually, alone in U.S.

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